New episodes of Season 2 of The Lazarus Heist are being released weekly,

but if you're in the UK, listen to episodes first on BBC Sounds.

Tell the pilot get the chopper ready to take me to Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix.

My driver already waiting with my rose voice and some bad bitches in my Ferrari too.

Hashtag Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Hashtag Dubai.

One thing that sets the Lazarus group apart from other hackers is the motivation behind their alleged crimes.

They're operating under orders from their government to fill the coffers of a nation state.

By contrast, for some of the partners in crime they find in the dark web underworld,

the motivation is something else entirely, personal greed.

It's a different type of standard when you start hopping out of rose-rois to catch a jet.

Just to attend fashion shows in a different continent, your smart begin to be bright just as the sun.

What you're hearing there are Instagram posts from one of the internet's most outrageous

fraudsters, a big flashy character and a colleague of the Lazarus group's dark web accomplice.

Big Boss. The Lazarus group's ambition, the sheer scale of the thefts they're accused of

attempting, made them very attractive partners for dark web criminals looking to get rich quick.

And now it's time to tell you the tale of two big league online cooks who part the

dock with Lazarus group and live to regret it. It's a tangled tale full of ill-gotten gains

and Instagram glamour, Lamborghini's Louis Vuitton and piles and piles of stolen cash.

Much of it investigates a profit from North Korea's criminal exploits and it's a story that comes

crashing down at one of the world's most exclusive hotels. I didn't know exactly what it did.

I knew he had money. The lifestyle was a lot, you know, but it's Dubai. Everybody there is rich.

From the BBC World Service, this is the Lazarus Heist, season two.

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